/biz/ - Business & Finance

not really work from home, but online gambling is good for spending money.... if you don't lose it all.

>>12908381
securing murder contracts. i dont actually kill people i just get the funding.

>>12908406
So edgy. Bet you’re fucking sick af :thumbsup:

>>12908403
ive known people who do this successfully but this is still "gambling" and far from a sure thing

anyone have success with e-stores here? or building a legit business

>>12908381
Why would I tell you?

>>12908413
no im actually fat and wear glasses. also i am trying to stop premature balding. if you want to know who i work for it's not actually dumb hitman shit, it's similar to pmc, the company just has a lot of chink clients who are being chinks in africa.

>>12908425
because im curious

>>12908381
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>>12908381
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>>12908381
>work-from-home strategy
i claim to be contagious

>>12908381
sauce?

>>12908381
Convergys hires people to work from home as customer service reps. Need computer and decent Internet. $10 per hour was rate a few years ago when my friend did it. They work as reps for other companies, he was a Sprint rep.

>>12908381
get your foot in the door at a large company that allows teleworking

is it confirmed that mechanical turk sucks ? i tried this shit the other day and half the links for games and surveys were fucking broken or not displaying correctly in browser, tried on multiple browsers too and made sure my plugins were updated

>>12908406
Can you tell me more about this? What do you exactly do?

>>12909606
This tell us more

>>12908406
Ia your company hiring? Where can one apply?

>>12909597
From all I've heard, it's not worth the pay for first-worlders.

>>12909597
10 years ago this was okay for side money, now it's not viable unless you live in a country with very low average income

>>12909606
middleman that will be offed one day

>>12908406

Lionbridge look it up

Bittrex new exchange and free coins

In July 2017, Binance created it's own Token Binance Coin (BNB). Before they launched their exchange they did a sign up and referral programme where they gave out 1000's of token to people. Today those tokens are trading at over $10 each.

In April this year, Bittrex is opening a new exchange specifically aimed at the Asian market, called Bitsdaq, registered in Hong Kong. They are also doing a candy programme where you can get 1000's of their BXBC tokens for free.

You will receive 1000 tokens just for signing up using the link below.

https://bitsdaq.com/signup?referralCode=MC4HKYXD

Then there is a 200 token DAILY reward for just login until 31st of March 2019. So if you sign in everyday of March you can get yourself another 6200 free BXBC Tokens.

You will get a referral code. If anyone signs up using your code then they will receive 1000 tokens and you will receive 500 BXBC per person.

If you do your KYC then you get another 5000 tokens.

This is all totally free money. It's possible to accumulate over 20000 free tokens by the end of March. Even if they are trading as low as $0.50 by the end of the year, that amounts to $10K. Imagine they are trading at half the value of BNB at the moment

Don't delay, register TODAY. Each day you wait will cost you a minimum of 200 tokens.
The exchange itself looks very professional and smooth. Nothing less than you would expect from a professional company like Bittrex.

>>12910301
fuck off pajeet

>>12910301
Oh wow $10,000 on chink exchange that will never let me cash out
And I can even register multiple accounts to multiply that money x infinity
Thanks for the tip Avdool, we're lucky those chinese exist only to give us free money

working from home is such a meme. get off your ass and get a job. best case scenario is making a website with ads that will pay your utility bills.

>>12908381
I work a full time six figure salary job from home and that’s my favorite strategy so far. I wish I could get the money without working at all but I haven’t quite figured that out yet.

>>12909597
>is it confirmed that mechanical turk sucks ?
I've been on there since the day it was available. It's impossible to make a living off of it unless you're an autist that can develop automation software (in which case, why the fuck would you be on mTurk?) The best I can do a day filling out surveys is $60 a day on a Monday/Tuesday. Maybe $30 by Wednesday and I'd be happy if I break $20 on a Friday. Weekends are graveyards, can barely scrape together $5.

$120 a week is doable but soul-crushing. It's very easy to get burnt out on surveys, which is why I do it for a month and then take 3-4 month break. Unless I'm saving up for something, like a new computer. At $0.50 - $1.50 per survey you're looking at ~240 surveys a week.

If you do penny tasks, it's even worse. I had a pajeet fuck up my rating eight years ago and it took me 4000-5000 data-entries @ $0.01 to bring up my approval percentage by 1 fucking percent. I'm still under 96% because of that piece of shit that fucked me over by not paying for the HITs submitted. Amazon doesn't care either. A requester could get thousands of people to do work, reject it all, not pay a dime and disappear into the fog.

But with the right tools and plugins you can avoid requesters like that. Stick to surveys and you can make $15 a day easily if you chunk it out in batches of $3 (right after waking up, lunch, two in the afternoon, one at night).

>>12908381
just scam people.... try to sell things that you don't have as simple as that.

>>12908381
Honest work, like pimpin hoes

Im actualy, unironicaly, a trader

I average 800 a day

>Do you trade crypto

Crypto its dead, but there is always good plays on btc (meaby 1 every 2 weeks)

>>12908381
think the most money you can make working from home is to... work from home.

weworkremotely.com <- best remote job board i've found, got a few offers from there over the cours of my career but never accepted any (they were all kind of low offers and i wanted to stay in CA)

You have to go out of the house to secure inventory but I flip things on eBay, Mercari, poshmark.

>>12912069
how do youlike mercari? is it better than ebay for clothes?

>>12911236
based

>>12913324
not based

>>12912069
What kind of money do you make doing this? Any tips on testing the waters for myself?

>>12911680
How many hours do you put in a day?

>>12914146
eh, kinda based

>>12911143
Holy shit we need UBI

>>12911236
Wow thats low. How would someone even do this? Amazon or something?

>>12908381
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>>12915036
Bump

>>12908381
Bump

>>12908419
>e-stores
Probably not what you're thinking of but I make a good bit buying mostly vinyl records of vidya OSTs direct from the suppliers website, then selling them on through discogs. The market on there is kept on the expensive side thanks to all the collectors with more money than sense to look elsewhere, so it's not uncommon to be able to buy a record, brand new, for half the price that I can sell it on there.

>>12908381
Scam retards with shitcoins

>>12914565
>tips on testing the water
Open eBay account
Sell something
?????
Suicide

>>12908419
Yeah - just started in July. Growing steadily. I import from China to Australia. Costs me under a buck per unit. Sell it for just under 10 bucks. Doing about a thousand dollars a day in Au and NZ combined. Of which $400 is profit. Just sent a few thousand pieces to the US to see if it will work there. Only problem is pick & pack fees make it harder. Trademarked the brand and selling into retail too. Just hard to find the time

>>12908381
Trade forex and crypto, but 99 pct crypto. If you can't make money with this volatility, you're a retard.

>>12917200
Tell me more

>>12917211
What do you want to know?

>>12917213
Is this dropshipping? Custom made products? How did you "get into" this? Genuinely interested.

>>12917233
No.
Yes.
Saw a product being sold in Germany. Figured it would work down in Aus. Tried to get a distribution agreement with the German guy - he was a cocksuker. Found his manufacturer. Created a brand and the artwork.
Ordered a couple of thousand.Imported them. Built a website, started social media sites, advertised and sold it. A couple of retailers asked to stock it - I've been in FMCG sales - so now have a few retail chains on board. Do about 30K a month into retail at about a 35% GP. But, with accounts, shipping etc it has become a full-time job. It is both simpler than one thinks and more work than one thinks

>>12917293
>It is both simpler than one thinks and more work than one thinks
This is the secret to working from home.

>>12917293
Good on you mate. Best of luck with continued success.

>>12917422
Check'd and thanks

>>12917293
Wow nice anon.